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why don’t the poors have a generator…

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I buy too many firearms and new cars. I can't afford that, too! :lol:

Entergy's site says 5:30 restoration but doesn't give a cause. It's a huge chuck of land from I-12 to Hwy 22 and over a mile wide.

Weather wasn't that bad here in south Madisonville. No idea what happened, but it has been out for an hour.

I appreciate any input! Even sarcastic comments.

5.25

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Jake Brown is very good at baseball

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Fixed it

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Nup. 17 if they meet requirements.

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No, the legal age to drop out in Louisiana is 18, no matter how you spin it.

You can leave a traditional or normal educational setting as early as 16 to pursue other educational plans, such as adult ed to prepare for the HiSET, the National Guard Youth Challenge Program (ending in the HiSET), the LDOE Home Study program, or due to impairment of severe medical or mental issues that prevents a student from attending a traditional/normal school setting. All of these still place students 16-17 in a required educational setting. They are not technically dropping out, which implies they are not meeting educational requirements and/or attending an educational program. At 18, the student can drop out and stop attending any/all schools/edu programs.

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Allow students to drop out at 16 instead of 17.

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It's currently 18.

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This is how you create female agitators like the one's in Minneapolis.by ynlvr
That is painful to watch, and I couldn’t turn it off. We need mental institutions. Neither of those two belong is college.

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This.

Chesty Puller!

Semper Fi!

gReAt iDea!!!!¡